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Council presents Food Business Awards NEWS Council honours local Simply Sensational Catering & Events has “The Taste for Health Award recognises our working in partnership with the local food volunteersLocal volunteers honoured been named Glen Eira City Council’s Shop commitment to the use of healthy oils and industry to ensure food is safe for Open space — a high of the Year 2016. fresh, seasonal ingredients, rather than consumers. priority using additives, preservatives or lots of Council generates big Announced at Council’s annual Food To achieve a Five-Star food safe rating, salt and sugar.” Business Awards on Monday 2 May, the Glen Eira businesses must operate in savings Glen Huntly caterer received the award 2016 award finalists accordance with Victorian food safety Have your say on the from Glen Eira Mayor Cr Neil Pilling for laws; pass Council’s food hygiene 2014–15 Draft Annual This year, there were 10 finalists and Achieving good health in achieving the highest food safety rating questionnaire; pass all food sampling Budget each business was nominated as the best Glen Eira after being assessed by Council’s results; have no justified complaints within performer in their particular category, and environmental health officers during 2015. the previous 12 months; and achieve a were presented with a highly commended low-risk rating and a compliance score of Brew Bar was named Shop of the Year certificate. 90 per cent or above with National Food Runner-up. Awards were also presented Finalists for the 2016 award were: Safety Standards. REGULARS to local businesses that participated in Council’s nutrition and accessibility • Caterer — Simply Sensational The program is unique because it offers Arts News programs Taste 4 Health, Taste 4 Health Catering & Events, Glen Huntly; both financial and promotional incentives Kids and Access 4 All. • Café — Brew Bar, Murrumbeena; for businesses to maintain high standards LibraryYouth News News of cleanliness and hygiene. Guest speaker at the Awards was • Bakery — Bakers Delight, Carnegie; RecreationLibrary News News Katherine Sampson, founder of Cr Pilling said although Council rates • Club/Hotel — Yarra Yarra Golf Club, Australia’s first national sandwich bar contribute to the regulation of BusinessRecreation News News brand — Healthy Habits. Bentleigh East; food businesses in Glen Eira, a registration fee is also paid by the business. Business News About the winner • Delicatessen — Delicious Smallgoods, Bentleigh; “However, those businesses displaying Julia Merse and her husband Mark have excellence in food safety do receive a been running Simply Sensational Catering • Manufacturer — Vicki’s Bickies & reduction in this registration fee,” & Events for 25 years. In November last Baked It, Caulfield; Cr Pilling said. year, the small, family business welcomed • Restaurant — Bombay Club, its newest addition — a take home meals Ormond; “A five-star certificate that can be shop, which provides people with quality, displayed within local businesses is also HIGHLIGHTS chef-made meals at reasonable prices. • School Canteen — St James College, provided, as well as free publicity in YouthPlanning Services Scheme Review Bentleigh East; Council’s online Safe Food Guide and “It means a lot to win the Shop of the Year through its Safe Food Guide iPhone app.” Award as it recognises our clean, safe and • Supermarket — Woolworths, fresh foods and healthy menu Carnegie; and choices,” Julia told Glen Eira News. • Takeaway — Titanic Fish & Chips, “We are also thrilled to win the Taste for Bentleigh East. Health Award, which I am proud to say we Five-Star Food Safe Program have won for several years in a row with Cover image: Julia and Mark from Simply The Five-Star Safe Food Program Sensational Catering & Events. head chef Mauro Felici at the helm. demonstrates Council’s commitment to Photo: Robert Churchus Photography.

BENTLEIGH BENTLEIGH EAST BRIGHTON EAST CARNEGIE CAULFIELD ELSTERNWICK GARDENVALE GLEN HUNTLY MCKINNON MURRUMBEENA ORMOND ST KILDA EAST Mayor’s column

Community members have until Bentleigh, McKinnon and Thursday 2 June to provide feedback on Glen Eira City Council’s 2016–17 Draft Annual Budget. Council has Ormond open for business allocated funding of $30.12 million for asset renewals, upgrades and during construction blitz expansions. COUNCILLOR CONTACTS Copies of the Budget are available for A winter construction blitz to remove From 9pm each night between Sunday inspection at Council’s Service Centre ROSSTOWN WARD level crossings at Bentleigh, McKinnon and 26 June and Wednesday 29 June, buses and Glen Eira library branches during Cr Margaret Esakoff Ormond will commence in June. will replace trains between Caulfield and business hours. The Budget can also be Ph: 9578 2877 Frankston. downloaded from Ormond, McKinnon and Bentleigh shopping www.gleneira.vic.gov.au Mobile: 0407 831 893 centres will be open for business during In addition, there will be a number of [email protected] the construction blitz. Remember the limited road closures at McKinnon and The Budget will be considered for importance of local business and remain Centre Roads, commencing with the adoption at a Special Council Meeting supportive. While there will be some weekend of 25 and 26 June, followed by a Tuesday 28 June. Cr Kelvin Ho Mobile: 0466 399 089 limited road closures, there will be no limited number of overnight closures. Local The Glen Eira Storytelling Festival major road closures during this period — buses will be diverted during these times. [email protected] commences on Saturday 18 June. The it is open for business. During this time, pedestrian access will be Festival has become the centrepiece of The Level Crossing Removal Authority maintained and local traders will remain Council’s Arts and Culture calendar, Cr Neil Pilling (Mayor) (LXRA) is overseeing the removal project open for business. and includes a range of events to suit all Mobile: 0428 310 919 and at the time of going to print advised ages, budgets and interests. McKinnon and Ormond stations are now [email protected] that buses will replace trains on the closed. Bentleigh Station will close from In the eight page liftout in this edition Frankston Line between Moorabbin and 12.45am on Saturday 4 June. For users of Glen Eira News, you will find details Caulfield from 9pm on Friday 24 June of the stations between Caulfield and about exhibitions, historical tours, films, until the last service on Sunday 31 July. TUCKER WARD Moorabbin, train replacement buses will talks and open mic sessions, all of which This will enable work to be done safely Cr Jamie Hyams operate along Jasper and Grange Roads. highlight the different ways we tell and and efficiently. An express bus service will Ph: 9578 8314 share stories. operate along Thomas Street and Bambra Glen Eira City Council encourages Mobile: 0427 319 018 Road between these two stations. community members to continue to think Finally, are you one of the thousands [email protected] local first and show their support to the of people unaware that you might be To help prepare for the upcoming works, many independent local businesses in these sitting on an unexpected windfall of there will be two weekend rail line Cr Oscar C Lobo JP centres. unclaimed money? More than $4 million closures. Buses will replace trains between Ph: 9557 0108 is waiting to be claimed by Glen Eira Caulfield and Mordialloc from 12.45am Site information is managed by LXRA Mobile: 0417 837 418 residents, businesses and community on Saturday 4 June until the last service and can change at short notice. All dates groups, ranging from $20 all the way up [email protected] on Sunday 5 June. Buses will also replace are subject to confirmation. For further to $67,000. trains between Caulfield and Moorabbin information, visit levelcrossings.vic.gov.au Cr Jim Magee from 9pm on Saturday 18 June until 6am on The State Revenue Office holds records Ph: 9524 3225 Sunday 19 June. of money that remain unclaimed after Fax: 9524 3358 12 months. This includes share Mobile: 0427 338 327 CONTACT COUNCIL DEADLINES dividends; salaries and wages; rents and [email protected] bonds; debentures and interest; and Glen Eira Town Hall The deadline for the August edition of proceeds from sales. Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads Caulfield Glen Eira News is Wednesday 29 June for CAMDEN WARD To search for your unclaimed money, PO Box 42, Caulfield South VIC 3162 delivery 1 to 5 August (weather permitting). For Cr Michael Lipshutz Community Diary enquiries, contact 9524 3333 or visit sro.vic.gov.au/unclaimedmoney Telephone: 03 9524 3333 Ph: 9530 0438 email [email protected] National Relay Service: A phone solution Cr Neil Pilling Mobile: 0400 832 270 for people who are deaf or have a hearing Mayor [email protected] or speech-impairment, TTY dial 13 36 77 Cr Mary Delahunty or Speak and Listen 1300 555 727 or Save the date Ph: 9523 9105 www.iprelay.com.au then enter 03 9524 3333 Glen Eira City Council will be hosting Mobile: 0427 970 879 Facsimile: 03 9523 0339 a Municipal Association of Victoria [email protected] community and candidate information Email: [email protected] session on the upcoming municipal Cr Thomas Sounness www.gleneira.vic.gov.au elections. (Deputy Mayor) Mobile: 0428 596 951 The session will be held on Monday Disclaimer [email protected] 15 August from 6pm to 8pm at The information in this publication is of a general nature. The articles contained herein are not intended to provide a complete discussion on each subject and/or issues canvassed. Glen Eira City Council does not accept any liability for any statements or any opinion or for any errors Glen Eira Town Hall. or omissions contained herein. Further information will be available Copyright© Glen Eira City Council 2016 The copyright for all material in this document is the property of Glen Eira City Council (unless otherwise noted). Other than as permitted closer to the date. under the Copyright Act, no part of this document may be reproduced, reused, copied, stored or transmitted in any form without prior written permission from Glen Eira City Council. Contact Manager Public Relations and Marketing on 9524 3333.

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CEO’s column Reduce your energy costs this winter

As a community leader, Council In Victoria, we spend 50 per cent more • Use a ‘door snake’ or draft sealer • Check that you are getting the best works to protect the unique on our energy bills in winter than we at the bottom of doors to keep the deal on your electricity and gas by characteristics that attract people do in summer. This is because we run heat in the room. comparing energy retailers. Visit to Glen Eira. Consulting with heaters and lights for longer and use • During the day, open your curtains www.switchon.vic.gov.au community members about what more hot water. Here are some tips on and blinds to let the heat in and close As part of Glen Eira City Council’s Energy they value and what they want to how you can reduce your energy use and them at night. One pane of glass can Saving Program, residents can have door protect is a vital part of ensuring this. save money this winter. lose almost 10 times as much heat as seals, chimney balloons and other energy Throughout April and May, Council • Close the door in the room you are an uninsulated wall. saving products installed in their homes has been consulting with the heating up. • Install energy efficient lighting. at no cost. community regarding the review of • Instead of turning on or turning up • Some heaters are more energy To see if you are eligible to receive this its Planning Scheme. the heater, wear a warm jumper and efficient than others. For a guide on free Council service, contact Energy put a blanket over yourself. The Glen Eira Planning Scheme guides how to choose an energy efficient Makeovers on 1300 788 776 or visit Council’s decisions on planning • Set your thermostat between 18 heating system, visit http://www.energymakeovers.com.au/ and development throughout the and 20 degrees celsius. Every degree www.sustainability.vic.gov.au/ energy-savers-glen-eira/ municipality, and identifies areas higher on your thermostat can services-and-advice/households/ where development is encouraged increase your bill by up to 10 per energy-efficiency and where change should be cent. minimised. To ensure Council’s planning and decision-making process best reflects the needs of its residents, we Preventing dog attacks — safety around dogs hosted five community engagement meetings, which gave residents the A dog attack is a terrifying and unpleasant • You can be fined if your dog isn’t • Avoid eye contact with the dog — opportunity to inform us on how the experience that can easily be prevented if securely confined or if it rushes at or look at the ground. the right measures are taken. attacks a person or animal. Scheme could be improved, including • Once the dog has lost interest, identifying key planning issues and Dog owners — how to prevent dog Know what to do if approached by an slowly back away. priorities. attacks in the community aggressive dog If residents or their pets are bitten, Residents also contributed ideas and • The Domestic Animals Act requires While it is the responsibility of dog attacked, rushed at or chased by a dog, opinions via Council’s online survey the confining of dogs to the property owners to ensure their dogs are safe and or they witness an attack, they should — Have your Say. to prevent wandering at large. This able to be managed off-leash, community report the matter to Council’s For a snapshot of the suggestions ensures the safety of your dog and members, especially parents with young Service Centre on 9524 3333. made by members of the community, the public. children, also need to be responsible when utilising parks and facilities. see pages eight and nine of this • Your yard must have a closed gate, edition. escape-proof fencing and visitors If you are approached by an aggressive If you have been unable to attend must have safe access to the front dog: door. the engagement meetings that • Stand still — don’t run. have been held so far or would like • All dogs can be territorial. Most • Keep your hands by your side. to discuss the key planning issues dog attacks in public occur on the that have been identified in further footpath or road in front of the dog’s • Stay quiet — try not to make any detail, I invite you to attend a key property. noise. issues meeting on Wednesday 15 June from 6pm at Glen Eira Town Hall. At the meeting we will share the themes and priorities that have arisen through the consultation, and seek any final feedback which will help to inform the drafting of a new Draught-proof your home. Glen Eira Planning Scheme document. Everybody is welcome and I hope to Install FREE door sealing strips see you there. and chimney balloons.

Rebecca McKenzie To see if you are eligible to receive this free Council service, Chief Exective Officer contact Energy Makeovers on 1300 788 776 or visit www.energymakeovers.com.au/energy-savers-glen-eira/

Council has contracted with Energy Makeovers to provide the services. All dealings with Energy Makeovers will be confidential and Energy Makeovers will abide by the same privacy obligations that Council has in relation to the information provided to them by residents who use the service. GLEN EIRA CITY COUNCIL 04/05

Reduce your energy costs this winter Achieving good health in Glen Eira NEWS

Primary schools, early childhood ongoing physical activity and providing Children’s Centres Workplaces education and care services and learning opportunities and experiences Council’s three children’s centres provide Workplaces are the latest sector workplaces across the City of Glen enable children to gain knowledge and full day care and kindergarten programs to be encouraged to join the Eira are invited to register for Healthy skills they will have for life. to children from six months to school age. Achievement Program. Healthy Together Victoria’s Achievement Program. Council’s Family Day Care Co-ordinator The centres have used the Achievement workers are twice as productive as The Achievement Program is a state-wide JUNE 2016 Kathryn Bergroth said participating in the Program to support the promotion of unhealthy workers, and the average prevention initiative aimed at improving Achievement Program has been a positive healthy behaviors including healthy eating Victorian spends a third of their day people’s health. The Program supports the learning experience for staff, children and and oral health. at work so the importance of development of healthy environments for supporting healthy behaviours in educators. Activities include: learning, working and living. the workplace is clear. “Council’s Family Day Care Service has • Providing information to parents Members of the Program receive utilised initiatives of Healthy Together about healthy lunchbox ideas and Benefits include: guidelines, resources and support to Victoria, such as the Healthy Eating making healthy food choices. • Creating a positive, healthy help meet state-wide benchmarks for a Advisory Service, to ensure children in culture. range of health promotion priority areas, • Providing information about good oral care are eating healthy and nutritious health practices in Council’s • Increasing employee morale, including healthy eating; physical activity GLEN EIRA NEWS meals,” Ms Bergroth said. and mental health; and wellbeing. There children’s centre newsletters. improving productivity and are eight health priority areas for schools “Those educators who provide meals • Offering water as the preferred drink. reducing sick levels. and six for early childhood services. have had their menus assessed through • Using a range of different coloured • Building on health and wellbeing the Service and educators are also trained initiatives already in place The Achievement Program has been fruit at morning and afternoon teas, in appropriate serving sizes and lunchbox implemented widely in early childhood some of which is grown by the For further information or to register, ideas which they can pass on to parents.” Preventing dog attacks — safety around dogs services and schools throughout Glen children in the vegetable garden. visit www.achievementprogram. Eira, including Glen Eira City Council run A committee has been established to • Discussing healthy food choices via healthytogether.vic.gov.au services. ensure longevity of the Achievement the ingredients used during cooking Program. activities within the centres. Family Day Care Service Council’s Family Day Care program signed For further information about the Family For further information about Council’s up for the Achievement Program in 2014. Day Care Service, contact 9524 3333 or Children’s Centres, contact 9524 3333 or Sharing healthy food options, encouraging email [email protected] visit www.gleneira.vic.gov.au

From reservoir to parkland: a history of Booran Reserve Help us to help the community Resting on the ancient ancestral family to 38 million litres of water and was the Once complete, the reserve will be a estates of the Ngaruk Willam clans of first to be built using mass concrete. space that can be used by the whole the Boon Wurrung language people, the community. Some of the features include Do you enjoy people and are you a Residents of the ‘outlying districts’ of soon to be completed Booran Reserve a splash-pad, all-ages play space, walking good listener? Caulfield, Brighton and St Kilda eagerly in Caulfield East has a long and unique paths, picnic facilities, art panels, native awaited the completion of the reservoir. Do you believe access to history. rain swales and open grassed areas. In a Relying at first solely on the Yan Yean, information and practical assistance sustainable nod to its past, many of the For nearly a century, the site played water supply was temperamental at best are important? materials found on-site have been an integral role in the development of with residents complaining of ‘famine’ reused in the new design. Would you enjoy a short training Melbourne’s water network. like quantities during summer. course and working with a great Booran Reserve is scheduled to open in In 1857, Melbourne’s water distribution Meanwhile, Melbourne’s population group of people? September 2016. network began with a single pipe that continued to boom. In 1891, the Could you spare half a day a week? led from the Yan Yean Reservoir to the Melbourne Metropolitan Board of centre of Melbourne. As the population Works was formed and water supply If this sounds like you, contact grew, additional storage reservoirs were further expanded with the tapping of the Laurel Thompson from Community needed to meet the rising demand. Watt’s River (near Healesville). Over the Information Glen Eira Inc on These were connected to Yan Yean by next century, a string of additional 9571 7644. a complex series of pipes, canals and large-scale reservoirs, conduits and holding reservoirs. pumping stations were constructed. Constructed in 1883, Caulfield Reservoir Decommissioned in the 1970s, in was one of five service reservoirs built 2008 it was proposed that the site be around the same time — the largest at transferred to the City of Glen Eira and Preston and smaller ones at Essendon, developed into public open space. Plans Kew and Surrey Hills. Built for 13,500 were finalised after a period of public Monday–Friday Tel: 9571 7644 pounds and overseen by visionary consultation and works commenced in 9.30am–4pm Fax: 9571 7933 engineer William Thwaites, it held up September 2014. 1134 Glenhuntly Road [email protected] Glen Huntly www.cige.org.au Winter gardening tips

The Pethick family from Bentleigh into small pieces and adding them back are passionate food gardeners and into the soil. Scooter riders need helmets too composters. The family of five, who are “Brassicas draw nitrogen, and peas — Scooters are becoming increasingly cannot be tilted in any direction; members of Glen Eira City Council’s which belong to the legume family — popular with children. Glen Eira City • the straps can be adjusted so there Neighbourhood Sustainable Gardening have the ability to return nitrogen to the Council would like to remind parents/ is no slack when fastened; and Program, have several raised garden beds soil,” Mandi said. guardians to ensure that their children • it has a sticker showing it is safety and potted plants in the front garden. are riding their scooters safely. This approved and meets the Australian/ In the backyard, there is a compost bin, Council’s Neighbourhood Sustainable includes making sure they are wearing a New Zealand Standard AS/NZS worm farm, rainwater tank and several Gardening Program aims to tap into and helmet. 2063. fruit trees along the sides of the house. build on the passion, knowledge and skills There are also indigenous plants to of residents as gardeners. Households, In Victoria, bike and scooter riders are It’s also a great idea if children learn how attract native birds and bees. schools, businesses and other properties required to wear a helmet at all times. to scoot, skate and ride responsibly on can register their gardens. To reinforce the importance of this, shared paths and around pedestrians Here are some tips from Mandi Pethick parents should get their children into the For further information, visit from a young age. Parents can help (pictured above) for growing a vegetable habit of wearing a helmet, even if they www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/sustainable_ by teaching their children to be alert, garden in winter. are just learning in the backyard at home. garden or contact Council’s sustainability predictable and courteous. They can do “After removing summer crops, add education officer on 9524 3333. Helmets are required when you are this by: some worm castings and a seaweed-based riding on: • travelling at a slow speed when fertiliser to the soil,” Mandi said. • roads; they are nearing hazards — such as “Mix the soil through and let it rest for a • bike paths; crossings; couple of weeks. You are now ready to • bike lanes; • passing pedestrians slowly; plant new crops of vegetables, including • shared and separated footpaths; • letting pedestrians know when they garlic, brassicas (cauliflower, broccoli, are coming; and • recreational parks; and kale), lettuce (cos is frost tolerant) and • giving way to pedestrians. • car parks. peas.” Scooters can also be fitted with bells, or Research indicates that helmets greatly At the end of winter, Mandi recommends hooters, to add interest and help with reduce the risk of head injuries, which removing the pea plants, chopping them learning how to alert other path users are the major cause of death and injury that they are coming. to bike and scooter riders. When choosing a helmet, make sure: • it fits firmly and comfortably and Birds in Glen Eira parks and gardens

The City of Glen Eira is fortunate to had taken up residence in a small park in have several species of native birds in its Bentleigh. Immunisation sessions parks and gardens. Kookaburras, Butcher “The breeding pair has been visiting this Bentleigh-Bayside Community Glen Eira Town Hall Auditorium Birds, Mudlarks, Rainbow Lorikeets, Spur park for years. This is the first time they Health (entry via Glen Eira Road) Winged Plovers, Superb Fairy-wrens, have raised a chick here,” Keith said. Gardeners Road, Bentleigh East Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Corellas and Pink Galahs have all adapted Wednesday 15 June and Wednesday Roads, Caulfield to urban life in Glen Eira gardens. “Tawny Frogmouths love mature trees to roost in and are the masters of 13 July 5.30pm–7.30pm Tuesday 14 June and Tuesday 12 July Glen Eira City Council parks officers camouflage.” Thursday 30 June and Thursday 28 July 9.30am–11.30am recently sighted more than 35 bird 5.30pm–7.30pm Tuesday 7 June and Tuesday 5 July species in Caulfield Park. The park Residents’ gardens are also important Saturday 18 June and Saturday 16 July 6pm–7pm includes an aviary garden, created to habitats for birds and help create 9am–11am attract native birds by providing the ecological corridors. Glen Huntly Maternal and Child habitat they need. By growing native plants and designing Carnegie Library and Community Health Centre Caulfield Park Curator Jillian, said plants bird-friendly gardens, which include Centre Corner Royal and Rosedale for the aviary garden are selected to features such as nesting boxes and 7 Shepparson Avenue, Carnegie Avenues, Glen Huntly provide food and shelter for native birds. birdbaths, residents can create habitats at Wednesday 22 June and Wednesday Wednesday 29 June and Wednesday home. “The nectar-feeding birds love the 20 July 1pm–2.30pm and 5.30pm–7.30pm 27 July 9.30am–11.30am Grevilleas and Banksias,” Jillian said. For further information, contact Council’s DC Bricker — Princes Park sustainability education officer on “The smaller birds like to use twigs from Beech Street, Caulfield South 9524 3333 or email the Prostrate Acacia (Acacia redolens) to Monday 27 June and Monday 25 July [email protected] build nests and the Superb Fairy-wren 9.30am–11.30am loves the Correa shrubs.” McKinnon Public Hall Plant Operator Keith was excited to 118 McKinnon Road, McKinnon make the recent discovery that a pair of Monday 6 June and Monday 4 July Tawny Frogmouths 9.30am–11.30am

(Podargus strigoides) — and their chick — News in brief 06/07

World Elder Abuse Awareness Day — assist with: exercising outside this winter. Wednesday 15 June • connecting to services; Glen Eira City Council has mapped two Elder abuse is any act which causes harm • connecting to supports; short walks to encourage people of NEWS to an older person and is carried out by • developing your knowledge skills and all-abilities and ages to exercise outdoors someone they know and trust. World Elder confidence; and enjoy local parkland and open spaces. Abuse Awareness Day is aimed at reminding At approximately one kilometre, these • understanding the rights of your child; and the community that human rights do not walks are designed to accommodate people diminish as people get older and that • understanding your rights as parents. who may find longer walks challenging. Scooter riders need helmets too everyone has the right to live with dignity Children’s centre open morning They are also perfect for those who like and respect. Glen Eira City Council’s three children’s to escape the indoors for some fresh air. The World Health Organisation estimates centres at Carnegie, Caulfield and

that up to 10 per cent of older people Murrumbeena will open their doors to JUNE 2016 worldwide are affected. Figures compiled by families on Tuesday 21 June from 9.30am to the National Ageing Research Institute of 10.30am. Seniors Rights Victoria indicate that financial Families will be able to meet qualified and abuse and psychological/emotional abuse are experienced educators, inspect the centres together the most common forms of abuse and learn about their services. reported by older Victorians. Family Day Care — educators wanted Council encourages anyone who would like If you enjoy working with children and are further information on elder abuse to visit able to provide a safe and stimulating home the Seniors Rights Victoria website: environment, then we would like to hear GLEN EIRA NEWS http://elderabuseawarenessday.org.au/ from you. To show its support, Glen Eira Town Family Day Care is a high quality home Hall will be basking in purple light — the based child care service providing childcare symbolic colour representing the campaign in the homes of selected educators. — from Monday 13 June to Sunday 19 June. Full orientation and ongoing training and Through the maze support will be provided. Wednesday 15 June, 7.30pm Glen Eira Family Day Care is registered Caulfield Cup Room — Glen Eira Town with the Department of Education and Hall, corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads Training (DET) and the Australian Children’s Caulfield Education and Care Quality Authority Cost: $9 (ACECQA). RSVP: essential as places are limited. Visit www.gleneira.vic.gov.auw or contact Council’s Early childhood qualifications are essential Two maps are currently available for Service Centre on 9524 3333 and applicants need to be residents of the Caulfield Park in Caulfield North and City of Glen Eira. Mallanbool Reserve in Murrumbeena. Presented by the Association for Children with a Disability (ACD), this session is for For further information, contact Council’s Two more maps are currently in parents and guardians of children with a Family Day Care Co-ordination Unit on development. disability or developmental delay, from birth 9524 3333 or email [email protected] Copies of these maps and others are to five years. Keep walking this winter available from Council’s Service Centre, The ACD will share practical strategies to Don’t let the cold weather stop you from libraries or www.gleneira.vic.gov.au

out and about

Lions Club of Carnegie cheque presentation to Community Information Glen Eira — Lions Council’s Food Business Awards — Council’s Chief Executive Officer Rebecca McKenzie; Club of Carnegie President Peter Adamec and Cr Margaret Esakoff. Glen Eira Mayor Cr Neil Pilling; Cr Margaret Esakoff; Julia Merse from Simply Sensational Photo: Photography by Michele. Catering & Events; guest speaker Katherine Sampson; and Evan Dib from Brew Bar. Photo: Frank Amato Photography.

08/09

Urban design in activity centres Access, people and vehicles

• Car parking is too congested and should be investigated • Attend to traffic congestion PLANNING SCHEME REVIEW • Address overdevelopment in commercial and • Create more bike paths and parking residential areas • Increase parking limits • Implement height limits in commercial zones • Implement parking overlays • Implement structure plans for major activity centres • Implement parking precinct plans • Create more open space • Do not issue permits for less parking • Encourage greater housing diversity • Investigate effect of grade separations JUNE 2016 • Implement low-cost housing on streets • Create a sense of community • Population density leads to increased traffic congestion • Review height transitions between commercial and and should be addressed residential zones • Introduce developer levy on car parking reductions • Increase vegetation in commercial areas • Improve public transport • Stronger focus on pedestrians required • Provide more community spaces GLEN EIRA NEWS

Heritage

• Update current controls Open discussion • Heritage review required • Address overcrowding of secondary schools • Current controls should be adhered to • Traffic signalling in school zones required • Post-war dwellings should be included in • Introduce schools and aged care facilities Heritage Overlay to Virginia Park, Bentleigh East • Shopping centres, schools, hospitals and other public • Tackle current inadequate infrastructure buildings should also be included in the Heritage Overlay • Review controls on rate of population growth • Independent heritage board should be established • More community consultation required • Retain more heritage buildings • Improve internal amenity of unit development • Introduce minimum dwelling size for apartments • Introduce community gardens • Update flood overlays • Biodiversity assessment required • Increase Open Space Levy To ensure full circle consultation is undertaken with the community, we would like to present the key planning issues and suggested improvements to you and discuss them further. Feedback at this meeting will Results from our online survey indicate that emerging help form Glen Eira’s new Planning Scheme. priorities include greener buildings, car parking and Everybody is welcome to join the building heights. discussion on: Community participation has been successful Wednesday 15 June, 6pm so far with more than 150 residents and Glen Eira Town Hall — Auditorium community members attending the community Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, engagement meetings; more than 40 people Caulfield completing the online survey; and more than 1,160 visits to the Planning Scheme Review website. COMMUNITY DIARY Community Diary

Please note: due to high the volume of submissions we receive, entries must be submitted monthly. Only submissions received each month will be published. To submit an entry or for a list of deadlines, email [email protected] MEETINGS AND CLUBS Glen Eira Combined Probus Club Waverley Communicators meet on Social justice lunch will be held on Bentleigh Bayside Parkinson’s Peer meets on the fourth Friday of every month the second and fourth Tuesday of every Sunday 7 August at 12pm (12.30pm start) Support Group meets on the fourth from 10am to 12pm at The Bentleigh Club, month at 7.45pm at Bendigo Bank Meeting at St John’s Uniting Church, Monday of every month from 1.30pm to Yawla Street, Bentleigh. Hub, 436 Neerim Road, Murrumbeena. 567 Glenhuntly Road, Elsternwick. Guest 3.30pm at Bentleigh-Bayside Community Contact: 9528 2539. Come along and learn to speak speaker: human rights advocate Daniel Health, Gardeners Road, Bentleigh East. Glen Eira Brass Band rehearses every confidently. Webb. Topic: Immoral Detention of Contact: 9581 8700. Wednesday from 7.30pm at the back of Contact: 9576 8790. Refugees. Cost: $25. Caulfield Park Bowls Club. If you can play EVENTS Contact: 9530 0684 or email Bentleigh Combined Probus Club [email protected] Inc. meets on the second Thursday of or would like to learn, then come along. Glen Eira City Choir presents The every month from 10.30am at Bentleigh All ages welcome. Music Lives On on Sunday 5 June at 2.30pm COMMUNITY RSL, 538 Centre Road, Bentleigh. Contact: 0408 354 398 or visit at Glen Eira Town Hall in the Auditorium. Australian Multicultural Community Contact: 9579 5506. www.gleneiraband.com.au The concert will feature Jane Elton Services is seeking volunteers who speak Bentleigh Garden Club meets on the Moorabbin Saints Toastmasters Brown OAM (conductor); Sue Goessling Italian, Greek, Polish, Russian and Croatian last Tuesday of every month at 7.45pm meets on the second and fourth Tuesday (accompanist); Jane O’Toole (soprano); to visit socially isolated seniors in their in St John’s Anglican Church Hall, corner of every month at 7.30pm at Highett Peter Mander (tenor); and Mary Anderson own homes one hour per fortnight. Centre and Tucker Roads, Bentleigh. Neighbourhood Community House, (harp). Contact: 9689 9170. Contact: 9570 1488. 2 Livingston Street, Highett. Come along Contact: 9578 1947. Brotherhood of St Laurence Op for public speaking and leadership skills Bentleigh Organ Club presents Duo Shop in Bentleigh is seeking quality Bentleigh Ladies Probus Club meets development. on the first Thursday of every month at Melodica on Monday 6 June at 8pm at donations, such as clothing, books and Contact: Coatesville Bowling Club, 62 Mackie household items. Electrical goods and 10am at Bentleigh Uniting Church, http://moorabbin.toastmastersclubs.org/ 497 Centre Road, Bentleigh. Road, Bentleigh East. Cost of $10 includes furniture are accepted as long as they are Contact: 9557 4765. Ormond Angling Club Inc. meets on supper. Off-street parking available. in good condition. Donations can either the first and third Wednesday of every Contact: 9528 2539. be arranged for pick-up (contact Carnegie/Murrumbeena Senior month from 8pm at 462 North Road, Old Haileyburians’ Amateur 1300 366 283) or brought directly to the Citizens Club meets every Tuesday and Ormond. backdoor of 518 Centre Road. Volunteers Thursday from 1pm to 4pm at Carnegie Football Club plays St Bedes/Mentone Contact: 0407 800 719. Tigers on Saturday 4 June and Fitzroy FC are also welcome. Library and Community Centre. Contact: 9557 6130. Contact: 9568 2727. Ormond Badminton Club welcomes on Saturday 25 June at Princes Park, Beech new players on Wednesday nights from Street, Caulfield South. Both matches Carnegie Three-year-old Activity Carnegie Rostrum Club practises 8.15pm at the Ormond Uniting Church start at 2pm. Group Inc: Sessions are held during the public speaking on the first and third Hall, North Road, Ormond. Contact: 0402 526 606. school term on Mondays from 9am to Monday of every month at 7.15pm at Contact: 9578 1947. 11.30am and 12.30pm to 3pm. Cost: $195 Carnegie Library and Community Centre. Bentleigh Baby and Kids Market will Piano Lovers Group meets regularly to be held on Saturday 18 June from 9am to per term. Contact: Next meetings: 6 and 20 June. [email protected] or visit Contact: 0413 442 790. play and listen to piano music from Bach 12.30pm at St Johns Church Hall, corner to boogie. Tucker and Centre Roads, Bentleigh East. www.wix.com/3yearold/activitygroup Caulfield Over 50s Dancing Group Contact: 9391 4091. Entry: $2. Stallholder reservations: Moongala Community House, meets every Monday (except public Probus Club of Brighton East meets www.trybooking.com/JUJE Bentleigh East, has vacancies in its holidays) from 12.30pm to 3.30pm at Contact: 9557 2226 or email KidsCare Childcare Program for children Glen Eira Town Hall in the Auditorium. on the second Friday of every month at 10am at The Bentleigh Club, Yawla Street, [email protected] aged one to five years on Monday, Cost: $5. Wednesday and Friday from 9.15am to Contact: 9822 2064. Bentleigh. The Handmade Show will be held on Contact: 9029 6084. Saturday 18 June from 10.30am to 3.30pm 12.15pm. There is also a Tuesday Tots Centre Bentleigh Garden Club meets playgroups which runs from 10am to 12pm Sandbelt Ladies Probus Club meets at St. Anthony’s Parish Hall, corner on the first Tuesday of every month at Grange and Neerim Roads, Glen Huntly. during the school term. 1.30pm at the YWCA Hall, 178 East on the first Monday of every month from Contact: 9570 3468 or email 10am at Bentleigh RSL, 538 Centre Road, Free entry. Boundary Road, Bentleigh East. Contact: [email protected] Contact: 9570 7045. Bentleigh. Contact: 9570 6766. www.thehandmadeshow.blogspot.com Moongala Community House, Dance with Parkinsons: enjoy the Team of Pianists concert Songs Without Bentleigh East, offers a range of adult freedom of movement every Tuesday The Mens Probus Club of Malvern classes, including its Women Working meets on the fourth Tuesday of every Words — for violin, viola and piano will from 3.30pm to 4.30pm at Bentleigh be held on Sunday 19 June at 6.30pm Well course; social media for beginners; Bayside Community Health, 2A Gardeners month at 10am at Church House, social media for business; small business Presbyterian Church, 163 Wattletree at Rippon Lea, 192 Hotham Street, Road, Bentleigh East. Cost: $5. No dance Elsternwick. Marina Marsden (violin); skills; digital photography; photo editing; experience necessary. Road, Malvern. The next meeting will and computers. be on 28 June and guest speaker will be Justine Marsden (viola); and Robert Contact: 0416 383 865. Chamberlain (piano) will perform. Ticket Contact: 9570 3468 or email Professor Charles Livingstone. Morning [email protected] Friendly Tours Social Club has day tea provided. Bookings are essential. prices: visit www.teamofpianists.com.au tours to country areas of interest on the Contact: 9852 8968 or 9822 4968. Contact: 9527 2851. first Sunday of every month.

Contact: 9569 0134 or 9560 0504. Language Line 10 /11

軟塑料及電池回收 Αυτά τα καταστήματα διαθέτουν σκουπιδοτενεκέδες Riciclaggio di plastica morbida e batterie Утилизация мягких пластмасс στους μπροστινούς πάγκους τους για τη συλλογή των 現在有多處電池回收地點，包括：Bentleigh Vi sono adesso diversi posti dove è possibile disfarsi di и батареек μαλακών πλαστικών όπως άδειες σακκούλες ψωμιού, 的 Aldi，Mentone 及 Oakleigh South 的 batterie tra cui Aldi a Bentleigh; Bunnings a Mentone В настоящее время есть несколько мест, где можно πακέτα μπισκότων, σακκούλες καταψυγμένων τροφίμων, Bunnings，Carnegie、Chadstone 和 Highett 的 e Oakleigh South; Officeworks a Carnegie, Chadstone оставить для утилизации старые батарейки, в том σακκούλες ρυζιού και πάστας, πακέτα ζαχαροπλαστικών Officeworks。 e Highett. числе магазин Aldi в районе Bentleigh, магазины προϊόντων, πλαστικές σακκούλες για ψώνια, και Bunnings в районах Mentone и Oakleigh South, а также 電池是由銀、鐵、鎳、鎘等重金屬製成的，可以回收用於 παλιές ξαναχρησιμοποιούμενες σακκούλες (πράσινες Le batterie sono fatte di metalli pesanti come argento, магазины Officeworks в районах Carnegie, Chadstone 製造新產品。 σακκούλες) ferro, nichel e cadmio, che possono essere riciclati per

и Highett. LANGUAGE LINE creare nuovi prodotti. 塑料購物袋等軟塑料不可以放入區政府的可回收垃圾桶 Οι άδειες μαλακές πλαστικές συσκευασίες σας θα ( ) Батарейки изготовлены из тяжелых металлов, таких 黃色垃圾桶 ，但是也不要把它們丟進普通垃圾里 ﹣在大 ανακυκλωθούν σε χρήσιμα νέα προϊόντα τέτοια όπως La plastica morbida, come ad esempio le buste 多數超市都有回收處。 как серебро, железо, никель и кадмий, все из которых υπαίθρια έπιπλα αντοχής, περίφραξη του κήπου διά di plastica della spesa non possono essere messe могут быть переработаны в новые изделия. 這些商店的櫃檯附近都設有回收桶，可回收空的麵包袋、 σανίδων και σε επιγραφές. nel cassonetto del vostro comune per il riciclaggio 餅乾袋、冷凍食品袋、米和麵條袋、糖果包裝袋、塑料購 (cassonetto giallo). In ogni caso, non lasciate che vadano Мягкие пластмассы, такие как пластмассовые пакеты 物袋及舊的可回收袋 (綠色袋子) 等軟塑料。 मुलायम ꥍा紿क और बैटरी का पुनर㔚क्रण a finire nelle discariche – piuttosto riciclatele nella из магазина, нельзя класть в предоставляемый maggior parte dei supermercati. муниципалитетом бак для утильсырья (желтый бак). 您的空塑料袋將被回收製作成新產品，例如結實的戶外傢 अब ऐसे कई 锾न हℂ जह锾 ँ बैटरियो ं क锾 ननपट锾न ककय锾 ज锾 सकत锾 है। И все же не давайте им попасть на свалку - вместо 具、花園圍板及標牌。 इनमᴂ बᴂटली मᴂ ए쥍ी; मᴂटोन औि ओकली द啍�ण मᴂ बंननग्स;ं औि क锾नꅇगी, Questi negozi hanno dei cassonetti per la raccolta vicino этого сдавайте их на переработку в большинстве चैडोन औि ह锾येट्ट मᴂ ऑकिसव셍क्स锾 श ममल हℂ। ai registratori di cassa per raccogliere ciò che è fatto di супермаркетов. Ανακύκλωση πλαστικών και μπαταρίας बैटरिय锾 ँ च锾ँदी, लोह锾, ननकल औि कैडममयम जैसी भ锾िी ध锾तुओ ं से बनी plastica morbida come buste del pane vuote, involucri Υπάρχουν τώρα αρκετοί χώροι όπου μπορείτε να होती हℂ, जजꅍᴂ नए उ配锾दो ं मᴂ पुनचक्सक섿त ककय锾 ज锾 सकत锾 है। dei biscotti, bustine per congelare, confezioni della pasta В этих магазинах рядом с кассами имеются баки διαθέσετε τις μπαταρίες περιλαμβανομένων και των Aldi o del riso, involucri di prodotti confezionati, buste per la для сбора изделий из мягких пластмасс, таких как JUNE 2016 ꥍ锾क के शॉनपगं बैग जैसे मुल锾यम ꥍ锾क को आपके क锾उँ ससल के in Bentleigh; Bunnings in Mentone και Oakleigh South; spesa di plastica e vecchie borse per la spesa riutilizzabili пустые пакеты от хлеба, упаковка от печенья, пакеты िीस锾इक㔲गं नबन (पीले िंग के नबन) मᴂ नही ंड锾ल锾 ज锾 सकत锾 है। पिंतु και Officeworks in Carnegie, Chadstone και Highett. (green bags). от замороженных продуктов, риса и макаронных उꅍᴂ लℂडकिल मᴂ न ज锾ने दᴂ - इसके बज锾य उꅍᴂ असधक锾ँश सुपिम锾 कꅇ टो ं मᴂ изделий, кондитерских изделий, а также старые I vostri involucri di plastica morbida verranno riciclati per Οι μπαταρίες κατασκευάζονται από μέταλλα μεγάλης पुनचक्सक섿त किᴂ। многоразовые сумки (зеленого цвета). πυκνότητας όπως άργυρο, σίδερο, νικέλιο και κάδμιον, creare nuovi prodotti utili come solidi mobili da giardino, इन दक锾नो ं मᴂ आपके मुल锾यम ꥍ锾क को संग्रह किने के ललए 굍ं ट τα οποία μπορούν να ανακυκλωθούν σε νέα προϊόντα ु bordure da giardino e insegne. Ваши пустые пакеты из мягкой пластмассы будут क锾उँ टिो ं मᴂ संग्रह कड녍े होते हℂ, जैसे डबलिोटी के ख锾ली बैग; नबुट переработаны в полезные новые изделия, такие как Μαλακά πλαστικά όπως τσάντες για τα ψώνια δεν के पैकेट; 굍ोजन िू ड के बैग; च锾वल औि प锾锾 के बैग; मम�锾न्न पैकेट; прочная дачная мебель, садовые бордюры, вывески μπορούν να τοποθετηθούν στον τενεκέ ανακύκλωσης ꥍ锾क के शॉनपगं बैग; औि पुि锾ने पुन:प्रयोज्य बैग (हिे बैग)। и таблички. της Δημαρχίας (κίτρινος τενεκές). Όμως, μην τα ρίχνετε आपकी ख锾ली मुल锾यम ꥍ锾क पैकेजजगं को मजबूत आउटडोि िनꅀचि, στη χωματερή – αντί γι’ αυτό ανακυκλώστε τα στις बगीचे के बोडक्ससक्स औि स锾यनेज जैसे नए उपयोगी उ配锾दो ं मᴂ पुनचक्सक섿त περισσότερες σούπερ-μάρκετς ककय锾 ज锾एग锾। GLEN EIRA NEWS

Community consultation

Consultation involves the community in Glen Eira City Council’s planning and activities and helps Council to understand the community’s priorities and issues. For further information, contact Council’s Service Centre on 9524 3333 or visit www.gleneira.vic.gov.au

Subject Type Date Where

Glen Eira Planning Scheme Review Comments and Closes Tuesday 31 May 2016 Submissions can be sent online, via email or by post. submissions

2016–17 Draft Annual Budget and Comments and Closes Thursday 2 June Submit in writing to: Chief Financial Officer, Glen Eira City Council, PO Box 42, Caulfield South, 3162. Community Plan submissions

Glen Eira Planning Scheme Review Community meeting Wednesday 15 June, 6pm Glen Eira Town Hall Auditorium — corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield. workshops The WoundedSoldier—Quiltmaking exhibition capturestheinternational vintage fashionandcouture,this Showcasing 1950sAustralianwomen’s Glen EiraStorytellingFestival Presented inassociationwiththe Free admission Glen EiraCityCouncilGallery. Friday 1July,12pm an introductiontotheexhibition. Join GalleryCuratorDianeSoumilasfor Free admission. Glen EiraCityCouncil’sGallery. Friday 24June,12pm Public programs exhibition. collections willbeincludedinthe sourced fromprivateandpublic accessories andfashionphotography during thisdecade.Garments, influences, styleandeleganceoffashion 3 June–10July Celebrating Style—1950sFashioninMelbourne by Victorianchildren forpatientsat feature ahistoricRedCross quilt made Glen EiraandaCommunityof Care exhibition —TheWoundedSoldier: for thewounded.Ourupcoming with fundraisingandmaking‘comforts’ During andafterWWI,childrenhelped Limited placesavailable www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf Bookings required.Bookonlineat Free event • • • • ARTS NEWS Cup Room Glen EiraTownHall—Caulfield Wednesday 29June,9am–11am Cup Room Glen EiraTownHall—Caulfield Tuesday 28June,9am–11am McKinnon PublicHall Monday 27June,2pm–4pm McKinnon PublicHall Monday 27June,10am–12pm

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Photograph courtesy oftheAustralianRedCross. Tarwin, 132x186 cm. Caulfield HospitalSignatureQuilt for theirsquare. a flowerorleaffromtheirgardentouse Children areaskedtobring eco-printing. thread andlearnabouttheprocessof a fabricsquareusingembroidery original. Participantswillstitchonto modern quilttodisplayalongsidethe 16 areinvitedtojoininmakinga Caulfield Hospital.Childrenaged10to Eternal and Join award-winningauthorof exhibition. garments andaccessoriesincludedinthe collecting vintagefashionandtheselected for adiscussionaboutherpassion 2009. Vintage byNicoleJenkins,publishedCarter’s Photography byTiraLewisforthebook skirt byanonymous,c.1950s Rayon jacquardpartydresswithruchedbodiceandfull LoveVintage,NicoleJenkins, Exhibitions .

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The MurrumbeenaBoyds—walkingtour Glen EiraTownHall,cornerandHawthornRoads,Caulfield. search artsandcultureevents. event, visitwww.gleneira.vic.gov.auand If youareinterestedinsubmittingyour Council’s website. community eventslistingpageon and culturerelatedeventsonits with theopportunitytopublishanyarts based not-for-profitcommunitygroups Glen EiraCityCounciloffers Call-out forartsandcultureevents www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/events-eoi community festivalsorevents,visit If youareinterestedinparticipating participating inthe2016–17eventsseason. community groupsthatareinterestedin not-for-profit organisationsand commercial foodvendors, expressions ofinterestfrom Glen EiraCityCouncilisseeking expressions ofinterest Arts andCultureevents— walking tour. is alsoavailableonCouncil’swebsite:www.gleneira.vic.gov.aubysearchingBoyd self-guided tourthroughQRcodesplacedalongtheroute.Thenarrated Using yoursmartphonewithaQRreaderinstalled,youwillbeabletounlockthe creative passionandhowtheyinfluenceMurrumbeenatheAustralianartworld. Murrumbeena. YouwilldiscoverfascinatinginsightsintotheBoydfamily,theirart, Join localMurrumbeenaBoydexpertColinSmithonaself-guidednarratedtourof

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Musicians wanted — Sounds

of Glen Eira YOUTH NEWS

Do you play in a band or are you a or work) are invited to submit their demo soloist? Do you love playing acoustic, jazz CD to the Youth Information Centre, and rock or just enjoy belting out some 86 Robert Street, Bentleigh by 4.30pm Foundation for Youth Excellence grants amazing vocals? We want you for Glen Friday 12 August. Young people competing or performing The Foundation Committee assesses Eira City Council’s Sounds of Glen Eira at a state, national or international level, applications quarterly each year. JUNE 2016 music event. Please note: Sounds of Glen Eira is a fully supervised drug, alcohol and smoke could be eligible for grants of up to Applications for the next quarter Sounds of Glen Eira is a free, fully free event. Entry is free, no pass outs for $1,200. close on the 31 July 2016. supervised event created and facilitated by young people aged under 18 years of age. Glen Eira City Council’s Foundation for Please note: all applicants must be Council’s Youth Leadership Team. For further information, contact Youth Youth Excellence program recognises living in the City of Glen Eira. We are looking for eight acts to perform Services on 9524 3676. young people aged 10 to 25 years who For further information or for an on stage on Friday 9 September from have achieved excellence in fields of: application form, visit 5.45pm to 10.30pm at the Bentleigh • creative and performing arts; www.gleneira.vic.gov.au or contact McKinnon Youth Centre. All acts will • education;

Youth Services on 9524 3676. GLEN EIRA NEWS be competing for some fantastic prizes • leadership; or including, two days of professional recording with a sound engineer at • sport. Glen Eira Youth Services’ recording Grants are given out on a quarterly basis GLEN EIRA studio. Additionally, one of the finalists and awarded to young people, to help will be selected to perform at the 2017 them achieve further success in their Party in the Park — Under the Stars event. chosen field.

Young people aged 10 to 25 who have a Young people can apply for: significant link to Glen Eira (live, study • up to $360 for state level; • up to $600 for national level; or • up to $1,200 for international level. MINDFULNESS

A way of paying attention that can help with how you cope with everyday life or deal The Murrumbeena Boyds — walking tour with tough times.

Pay attention to you Change the focus Know your body and how you Replace a fast paced Self-defence and emotional awareness act and feel when stressed, footpath with soft waves, program for girls aged 14 to 25 nervous, angry, tired slow moving clouds, or overthink negative or the gentle Wednesdays 4.30pm–5.45pm thoughts — we each have movement of Bentleigh McKinnon Youth Centre different signs. leaves on 5 Higgins Road, Bentleigh a tree.

For further information or to register, Breathe in, breathe out contact Youth Services on 9524 3676 or Sit and think about your breath, email [email protected] and then maintain its rhythm. Let it flow naturally.

Think about Anywhere, anytime the now Don’t overthink past events or future possibilities. Bring comfort to the environment Think about now. Focus you are in — mindfulness can on a task you’re doing happen everywhere. and the process of completing just that.

Bentleigh, Bentleigh East, Brighton East, Carnegie, Caulfield, Elsternwick, Gardenvale, Glen Huntly, McKinnon, Murrumbeena, Ormond, St Kilda East Bentleigh, Bentleigh East, Brighton East, Carnegie, Caulfield, Elsternwick, Gardenvale, Glen Huntly, McKinnon, Murrumbeena, Ormond, St Kilda East Holiday Mania lunch boxesand thencolourinthedesign. from threedesigns ofthefullyinsulated — comeandcolouryourown! Choose Don’t havealunchboxlikeeveryone else Bentleigh Library Thursday 7July,1pm–4pm Caulfield Library Tuesday 28June,1pm–4pm Colourful lunchboxes This isa required. Allageswelcome. This eventisfree.Nobookingsare creativity tothiscommunityartinstallation. your imagination,youcanaddown of recycledmaterials,pencils,crayonsand large-scale storyworld.Throughtheuse Come alongandjoininthecreationofa — Foyer Carnegie LibraryandCommunityCentre 18 June–3July,10am–4pmdaily Build yourownstoryworld Monday 13June. library.gleneira.vic.gov.au from7am Tickets areonsaleonlineat ticketed events. Eira library.Thereisarangeoffreeand the schoolholidayfunatyourlocalGlen kids duringthewinterholidays?Joinin Looking forfunactivitiestooccupythe open discussionsoyoucanbetter There willbetimeforquestionsand LinkedIn —andinterviewmethods. an onlinesocialnetworkingtool— hidden jobmarket,moderndayresumes, will introduceyoutoe-recruitment,the career progressiontoday.Theworkshop changing expectationsofjobsearchand providing youwithinformationaboutthe This introductorysessionfocuseson — BoydRoom Carnegie LibraryandCommunityCentre Tuesday 14June,7pm–8.30pm How togetajobinthe21stCentury In Junewewillbehosting: program, visitlibrary.gleneira.vic.gov.au given atearliersessions.Toseethefull workshops willbuildontheinformation attended individuallyorasaseries.Some and interviewing.Theworkshopscanbe needed insearchingforajob,networking workshops willcovertheessentialskills connections. Thenewandinformative a seriesoffreeworkshopsonwork This winter,thelibrarywillbehosting LIBRARYARTS NEWS NEWS from hibernation Time tocomeout connections Work Glen EiraStorytellingFestival

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reading tastesandinterests. collection ofdigitalaudiobooksforall Libraries andLearningCentreshavea not listentoagreatbook?GlenEira While youwork,drive,jogorrelax,why Hands-free reading 9524 3700. at anyGlenEiralibraryorcontact Book onlineatlibrary.gleneira.vic.gov.au, Bookings areessentialforallsessions. automated searches. will alsocovere-recruitmenttoolsand it istotailortheresumecontent.It resume isusedonlineandhowimportant This workshopwilldemonstratehowa jobs andbeconsideredforinterviews. tool youwillneedinordertoapplyfor A resumeisthestrongestmarketing — BoydRoom Carnegie LibraryandCommunityCentre Tuesday 21June,6.30pm–8.30pm How towritearesume today’s worldofemployment. and whatthemarketplaceisaskingforin understand theconceptofjobreadiness, This workshopcatersforasmall group. Tickets: $5. Suitable forchildrenagedseven andover. directions. and watchyourstoriesevolveinsurprising turn. Havefun,experiment,becreative jump offthepageandplottwist the essentialelementsthatmakewords love towritestories.Comeandexplore This workshopisdesignedforkidswho — TechRoom Carnegie LibraryandCommunityCentre Tuesday 5July,10.30am–12pm How towriteastory required, howeverwaittimesmayapply. This eventisfree.Nobookingsare Suitable forchildrenagedfourandover. Limited ticketsareavailable.

3. 2. 1. It’s easy: gooey slime.Agreatandfun lesson in used tomakeourbouncy,stretchy, Test tubes,pipettesandsyringes are Get slimedinourgrossslime workshop. — BoydRoom Carnegie LibraryandCommunity Centre Friday 8July,1pm–2pm Get slimed Tickets: $10. For childrenagedfiveandover. the wholetime. wonder about,thekidswillbefascinated willing participantsandheapstosee With plentyofhands-onopportunitiesfor demonstrations basedaroundscience. with fun,educationalandcreative This showisfullofthemagicscience — BoydRoom Carnegie LibraryandCommunityCentre Friday 8July,11am–12pm Fizzle andpopshow ‘Check Out’. Find thetitleyouwant,andtap PIN) andtap‘LogIn’. Library ID(membershipnumberand Learning Centres’,enteryour Search for‘GlenEiraLibrariesand app toyoursmartphoneortablet. Download thefreeAxis360mobile

MP3 toborrow. large rangeofaudiobooksonCDand If youprefer,thelibrariesalsohavea 4. required, howeverwaittimesmayapply. This eventisfree.Nobookingsare Suitable forchildrenagedsixandover. to decorate. creation, usestickersandcolouredpens or glueused).Onceyouhavebuiltyour All woodenpiecesfittogether(nonails little house,moneyboxorspinningtop. Using woodenpieces,buildyourown Elsternwick Library Friday 8July,1pm–4pm Build it! small group.Limitedticketsareavailable. Please note: Tickets: $10. For childrenagedsixandover. science. event. This isa booked inadvance. be discussedindetail.Appraisalsmust on theday.Notallitemsbroughtinwill those itemstobediscussedandtheorder appraisals completed.Lesterwillselect may needtobeplacedonthenumberof person. Duetotimeconstraints,limits Please note: Eira libraryorcontact95243700. library.gleneira.vic.gov.au, atanyGlen Bookings areessential.Bookonlineat and sellingthroughantiqueauctions. on collectingandthepitfallsofbuying the audience.Hewillalsogiveadvice items andcollectiblesbroughtinby will provideevaluationsofantique trade formorethan25years,and DeVere hasworkedintheantiques it alongforafreeappraisal.Lester family itemmightbeworth?Bring Always wonderedwhatthatlongheld Centre —BoydRoom Carnegie LibraryandCommunity Friday 1July,2pm–4pm seminar Antiques Roadshow Tap ‘ListenNow’andenjoy. Glen EiraStorytellingFestival workshopcatersfora strictly oneappraisalper

14/15 Creating new open spaces from

unusual places RECREATION NEWS

We all understand the benefits of open Eskdale Park involved the closure of a space — a nice walk, a breath of fresh air low-use, local road. Good dog management or just a change of scenery. Additionally, Both parks feature grassed areas, shaded Many Glen Eira families enjoy the being exercised in on and off-leash good open spaces foster a positive sense areas, garden beds and seating, providing benefits of owning a dog — from areas. of place and community. an inviting space for people to sit, stop socialisation and companionship to an If you are having trouble controlling JUNE 2016 Glen Eira City Council’s Open Space and engage. Local residents have been increase in physical activity. Without your dog, you should consider seeking Strategy guides the planning, location, overwhelming in their praise of the detracting from the many positives, professional advice or enrol your dog identification and design of new spaces. spaces, with some commenting they have it is important to be mindful of the in a dog training school. Finding new open space is not straight met their neighbours for the first time responsibilities and risks associated forward in established suburbs, with after having lived there for years. with dogs. Many of our parks have designated competing uses, existing services, off-leash areas. Glen Eira City A number of similar open space projects All dogs should have the opportunity community perception and financial Council’s On and Off-leash Guide are currently being planned. for regular, appropriate exercise restraints all important considerations. includes locations and with maps to promote good physical and showing parks where you can exercise Two new open spaces which have psychological health, provide contact

your dog off-leash. To download GLEN EIRA NEWS opened in the City of Glen Eira with humans and allow socialisation a copy of the Guide or for further have shown what can be achieved in with other dogs. It is the responsibility information about off-leash areas, visit unexpected locations. Riddell Park of dog owners to ensure their dogs www.gleneira.vic.gov.au (pictured above right) is located on what are safe in public spaces. Dogs must was formally a large roundabout, while be under effective voice control when

Winter cycling tips Cycling is a great way to improve fitness, lights are also good as they are at different This usually happens at the most Be prepared beat traffic and have fun. As the days get height. Remember red lights at the back inconvenient point of the ride. Make sure You may have specific requirements shorter and cooler, the motivation to ride and white lights on the front. that you have at least two tubes and a for the ride you are going on. Make becomes a little harder to find. working pump. Bright clothing with reflective strips will sure you plan a sensible route to match Here are some cycling tips to make things also make you more visible. Food and drink the predicted weather forecast, take safer and easier over winter. a (charged) phone with you and some Keep dry Eating enough before and during a ride money in case of emergencies. Warm clothing is as important in winter as it is at any Invest in some mudguards to prevent other time of year. Be aware that some Riding on the footpath Invest in some good quality gloves and water splashing up your back. Many rear energy bars can become very hard during windproof jacket. Gloves do not need to guards attach simply to the seat post. According to VicRoads, you can ride on a low temperatures, so either keep them be cycling specific, but you will need to be Carry a plastic bag to keep your seat dry if footpath or shared path if you are under somewhere warm (eg. a jersey back able to use the brakes and change gears. you are planning to lock your bike outside. the age of 12, you are an adult (18 years pocket) or opt for a softer product, such There is a range of breathable jackets or older) supervising a child under 12 or Ring your bell as gels. available from outdoor stores or bike if you have a disability that makes it shops. Remember, a jacket that breathes When cycling on rail trails and shared Keep drinking regularly too. It may not difficult for you to ride on the road. will also keep you dry as you work up a pathways where there are many people be obvious that you are sweating under If you are riding on the footpath or shared sweat. walking, cyclists should always ring their all that clothing, but fluid loss happens path you must: bell, call ‘passing’ and slow down when when cycling at any temperature. If the passing others from behind. temperature is really cold, then mix your • keep to the left of the footpath or shared path unless it is impracticable Cyclists should remember that pedestrians drink with hot or warm water to stave off to do so; and have right of way. the chilling effect, at least for a while. You can also make a stop on longer rides, • give way to any pedestrian on the giving you a chance to have a hot drink footpath or shared path. and some food.

Be seen With fewer hours of daylight, chances are you will be riding in the dark. It is a legal requirement to have lights on a bike at night. As a minimum, they should be visible Prepare for punctures from at least 200 metres. Side reflectors It’s a sad fact that the worse the weather, are also important as many lights will not the more likely you are to get a puncture. be visible from side on. Secondary helmet Small Business2016 should bringyour phoneortabletwith This isahands-onworkshop, soyou • • • • • This workshopwillcover: the bestwaytoinfluencepeople. The Instagramplatformisfastbecoming Alli Price—www.motivatingmum.com Monday 6June,6pm–9pm How toInstagram commitment toinvestthenecessarytime There isnocosttothebusiness,although experience workingwitharealclient. to arealbusinesschallengeandgain the opportunitytoapplytheirknowledge Through theseprojects,studentsgain their businessprocesses. information management;andstreamline with theircustomers;improveclient online; createnewwaysofinteracting business tohelpthemselltheirproducts databases and/orsoftwarefortheir are developingcustomisedwebsites, and Monashuniversities.Together,they final yearITstudentsfromSwinburne working collaborativelywithteamsof Currently, 37GlenEirabusinessesare Glen EiraCityCouncil’sBusEdProgram. sought forthesemestertwointakeof Expressions ofinterestarenowbeing

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18 JUNE–3 JULY 2016

GLEN EIRA STORYTELLING FESTIVAL

BENTLEIGH BENTLEIGH EAST BRIGHTON EAST CARNEGIE CAULFIELD ELSTERNWICK GARDENVALE GLEN HUNTLY MCKINNON MURRUMBEENA ORMOND ST KILDA EAST MEET THE STORYTELLERS — MAYOR’S WELCOME PREMIER EVENTS

It gives me great pleasure to introduce the annual Glen Eira Storytelling Festival.

From 18 June, Glen Eira City Council will present a range of events that celebrate stories and those who tell them.

The Festival has become the centrepiece of Glen Eira City Council’s Arts and Culture program and in this guide you’ll find exhibitions, historical tours, films, talks, open mic sessions and even an interactive collaborative art installation, all of which highlight the different ways we tell and THE FAMILY LAW: BEARING WITNESS share stories. FROM BOOK TO SCREEN ACROSS THE GENERATIONS Also incorporated will be the 21st anniversary of the My Brother Jack Awards with prizes for short story writing, poetry and photography of all ages. Saturday 18 June, 2pm–3.30pm IN CONVERSATION WITH The Storytelling Festival will be held in a range of MAGDA SZUBANSKI AND LEAH KAMINSKY venues, including Glen Eira Town Hall, Caulfield; Classic Cinemas, 9 Gordon Street, Elsternwick Council’s libraries in Carnegie, Caulfield, Bentleigh Tickets: $20/$15 concession/child and Elsternwick; local cafes and bars; and other venues across Glen Eira, with events to suit all age Bookings online at www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf Sunday 26 June, 3pm–4.30pm groups, budgets and interests. Limited places available. Bookings essential Storytelling is a common and shared human Jewish Holocaust Centre experience that transcends culture, language and Wheelchair access 13–15 Selwyn Street, Elsternwick time. Through storytelling we can come together What do M*A*S*H, Game of Thrones, House of Cards, The Slap and The as a community, to share our histories, our Free event Family Law have in common? They’re all TV series that started as books. experiences and the important stories that have Bookings online at www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf been handed down through generations. Come and meet Benjamin Law, writer and creator and Julie Eckersley, Limited places available. Bookings essential producer of SBS TV series The Family Law, who will explain the Finally, I’d like to thank all the sponsors and tribulations and jubilations of adapting a book to television. supporters whose assistance has made the Award-winning author and historian Clare Wright joins Magda Szubanski Festival possible. Learn about: and Leah Kaminsky to discuss the various and profound tragedies of war Welcome to the 2016 Glen Eira Storytelling Festival. • What makes the elements of a good script? and the resulting intergenerational trauma it can engender. I look forward to seeing you in June. • Are all books good candidates for adaptation? Szubanski’s memoir Reckoning, unpacks her father’s time as an assassin Kind regards • How did The Family Law begin and what were the challenges? in Poland during World War II while Kaminsky’s novel The Waiting • Do you have to stay true to a book for adaptation? Room, follows a woman who is haunted by her mother’s memories of • What are the funding and legal requirements? the Holocaust. Together these stories frame the background for this compelling event. Join us for a glance into the creative process of creating memorable Cr Neil Pilling television. Mayor, City of Glen Eira

Image: Benjamin Law (front) with the cast of The Family Law.

FESTIVAL LAUNCH IMMIGRATION SENSATION COMEDY NIGHT THE POWER OF LAUGHTER Thursday 16 June, 6.30pm Saturday 2 July, 7.30pm–9.30pm Glen Eira City Council Gallery

Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield Glen Eira Town Hall — Auditorium Free event Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield Tickets: $25/$22 concession Wheelchair access Bookings online at www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf Join us for the official opening of the 2016 Glen Eira Storytelling Festival in Glen Eira City Limited places available. Bookings essential Council’s Gallery. Suitable for audiences 18+ The launch will feature Council’s exhibition: Light snacks and drinks on sale Celebrating Style —1950s Fashion in Melbourne, which showcases 1950s Australian women’s Wheelchair access vintage fashion and couture. The exhibition captures the international influences, style and Two of Australia’s funniest imports tell their tales elegance of fashion during this decade. of immigrating to this wide, brown land. Featuring the razor sharp wit of Pakistani author For exhibition and floor talk details see the listings and stand-up comic Sami Shah (QI and Australian under ‘Exhibitions’. Story) as well as the hilarious talents of ‘made in Japan’ ventriloquist Showko (Australia’s Got Talent), you’re in for one sensational night of entertainment. There may even be a special guest or two. Book early — this will be popular. INTERACTIVE PERFORMANCE

BUILD YOUR STORY ACCIO ADULTHOOD CABARET WORLDS — BOARD THE HOGWARTS EXPRESS INTERACTIVE STORYTELLING ART Thursday 23 June, 8pm–9pm Board the Hogwarts Express to the world of Harry PROJECT Thursday 30 June, 8pm–9pm Potter with Accio Adulthood, a solo cabaret that received great reviews in the 2015 Melbourne Fringe Festival. On Top Bar Local resident Darcy Dann, has a uni degree, yet still 18 June–3 July, 10am–4pm daily dreams of attending Hogwarts! Its been eight years 483 North Road, Ormond since the release of the final Harry Potter book but

Tickets: $15 we’re not over it. Pretend you’re at Hogwarts for a Carnegie Library and Community Centre — THE BACK STORY — night and have a brilliant wicked time with Darcy as Foyer Bookings online at www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf a ‘Gryffindor student’. Join her for some ‘wizardy’ LOCAL AND FAMILY tunes, laughs, and an attempt to answer the question: 7 Shepparson Avenue, Carnegie Limited places available. Bookings essential HISTORY SHOW AND TELL “How does one adult in the muggle world?” Free event No bookings required THE KRAZY KETSELE KABARET

Wheelchair access Saturday 2 July, 1pm–2pm Thursday 16 June, 8pm Join in the creation of a large-scale story worlds. Carnegie Library and Community Centre — Saturday 18 June, 8pm Through the use of recycled materials, pencils, Boyd Room crayons, and your imagination, you can add your Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National own creativity to this large scale community art 7 Shepparson Avenue, Carnegie installation. Library — Leo Fink Hall Cabaret of edgy poetry and witty political Free event 7 Selwyn Street, Elsternwick commentary was all the rage in Polish nightclubs You will also have an opportunity to design and No bookings required during the racy inter-war years. The composers, write your own story postcard, which will be Tickets: $60/$50 Museum and Kadimah members lyricists and poets were mostly Jewish, although displayed as part of the installation. All ages $500 table of 10 their presence was often back-of-house. welcome. Wheelchair access Bookings online at www.trybooking.com/182660 In association with the exhibition Can we talk about Please note: creativity can be messy so please Everyone loves a story and most people like to Poland? at the Jewish Museum of Australia, Krazy dress accordingly. Some art smocks will be tell them too. If our favourite objects could talk, Wheelchair access Ketsele Kabaret will transform the Kadimah into a available. what stories would they tell? From military medals thrilling pre-war club, featuring some of Australia’s to curious toys and photographic treasures, bring A homage to the avant-garde literary cabarets of finest Yiddish and Polish entertainers. English School and community groups are welcome to along your own historical or family artefacts and pre-war Poland. surtitles. create items out of recycled materials prior to share the stories behind them in a relaxed Image: Galit Klas, musical director and performer — the session and bring them along to add to the group setting. Krazy Ketsele Kabaret. installation.

IMMIGRATION SENSATION AUSTRALIAN BOOK COMEDY NIGHT SCULPTOR THE POWER OF LAUGHTER NICHOLAS JONES INTERPRETATION OF 80s CAFÉ NIGHT JAM TO PRESENT DAY MUSIC Australian book sculptor Nicholas Jones aims to highlight the poetic nature of books as a form of art. Nicholas stacks, folds, tears, cuts and sews Friday 24 June, 7pm–10pm Saturday 2 July, 7.30pm–9.30pm book leaves, transforming books into works of art Friday 1 July, 7pm–10pm or small sculptures that question the way books Saturday 2 July, 12pm–2pm are read. Nicholas dissects unwanted books, Carnegie Library and Community Centre Ormond Community Church of Christ Hall casting new light on an otherwise everyday 7 Shepparson Avenue, Carnegie Roo Baa commodity. Come and watch Nicholas show his Corner North Road and Arnott Streets Free event skills or join in a workshop to learn his secrets. 645 Centre Road, Bentleigh East Ormond Free event Entry by donation No bookings required Bookings at www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf Appearance times Adult workshop Saturday 2 July, 2.30pm–4pm Local musicial duo David Richardson and Michael Limited places available. Bookings essential Nicholas is happy to discuss his artworks and show Lean, combine their talents with Bentleigh East lad you how he creates his pieces. Do you enjoy performing arts? Connect with a Locky Beresford to deliver music from the 60s to Carnegie Library and Community Centre — group of folks that are into sharing and developing present day. Monday 27 June, 12pm–4pm Boyd Room their gifts of music, comedy, and ideas. Mix with Bentleigh Library, 161 Jasper Road, Bentleigh 7 Shepparson Avenue, Carnegie Their knowledge of music shines through in each amateur and professional performers of all ages. performance, especially when singing The Beatles, The 1960s style of live performances, include rock, Tuesday 28 June, 12.30pm–3.30pm Tickets: $10 Carnegie Library and Community Centre Rolling Stones and other classic artists. surf, folk, blues, pop and stand-up. 7 Shepparson Avenue, Carnegie Bookings online at www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf Every Friday night Roo Baa has an entertainer It’s all happening at Café Night Jam; based on the Thursday 30 June, 2pm–6pm Limited places available. Bookings essential telling stories through their music. famous 1960s Greenwich Village Café scene in Elsternwick Library, 4 Staniland Grove, Elsternwick New York. Think you’ve got talent? Auditions Wheelchair access Come down to Bentleigh East’s best kept secret Friday 1 July, 12.30pm–3.30pm are welcome. Carnegie Library and Community Centre — Roo Baa — a friendly bar with great atmosphere 7 Shepparson Avenue, Carnegie For children’s workshops see the children’s program and the perfect place to relax with friends. Image: The Wipeouts (surf band). TALKS AND TOURS

ERA OF GRACE AND ELEGANCE — 1950s FASHION SHOW AND AFTERNOON TEA

Friday 24 June, 2pm–3.30pm

Rippon Lea Estate — Ballroom

192 Hotham Street, Elsternwick Tickets: $35/$25 concession Ticket price includes admission to The Dressmaker CAULFIELD PARK TOUR costume exhibition on 24 June before 2pm

Bookings online at www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf Sunday 19 June, 2pm–3pm Limited places available. Bookings essential

In collaboration with Council’s Celebrating Style — 1950s Fashion in Caulfield Park — meet at car park entrance off Balaclava Road at Melbourne exhibition, come and step back in time to an era of grace Caulfield Park Sports Club and elegance. 280 Balaclava Road, Caulfield Watch a beautiful parade of original 1950s fashions while you sip tea and nibble on dainties in the beautiful Rippon Lea Ballroom. Free event Fashion parade designer, costume designer, vintage clothing Bookings online at www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf aficionado and owner of Circa Vintage, Nicole Jenkins will show Limited places available. Bookings essential why vintage fashion is kept for a reason.

Did you know that in 1921 the Bandstand was relocated from the Caulfield Military Hospital on Kooyong Road to Caulfield Park? Did you know that Caulfield Park was once known as Paddy’s Swamp?

Image: Metallic brocade cocktail dress, unlabelled, c. 1950. Join Council’s history and heritage programs officer on a fun and Photo: Nicole Jenkins. Model: Becky Lou. informative tour of one of Glen Eira’s most historical parks.

Please wear comfortable shoes. Please note: this event may be cancelled if weather conditions are bad. COUNTDOWN — Image: Caulfield Park children’s playground c. early 20th century. TOUR OF ABC STUDIOS

Thursday 30 June, 7pm–8.30pm

ABC Studios 8 Gordon Street, Elsternwick Tickets: $10 Bookings online at www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf

Limited places available. Bookings essential

Come and take a tour of the home of popular television hits such as Countdown, Bellbird, SeaChange and The Big Gig before the ABC moves its GLEN EIRA operations from the historic Gordon Street site forever. TOWN HALL TOUR Built for the advent of TV in Australia in 1956, this is one of the few remaining original TV studios left in the country. A viewing of selected costumes and props is all part of the experience. Monday 20 June, 2pm–3.15pm Saturday 25 June, 2pm–3.15pm Tours include a screening of the historical short film Caulfield: A Living City (1963).

COLONIAL MAGNATES Glen Eira Town Hall — meet in the Service Centre foyer located off TO HIPPIE POP STARS the main car park PRIVATE LIVES OF LABASSA Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield Free event Thursday 23 June, 6.30pm Bookings online at www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf for light refreshments with a 7pm start Limited places available. Bookings essential

When was Glen Eira Town Hall built and by whom? Labassa Mansion — Music Room What was it used for? Did it always look like it does today? 2 Manor Grove, Caulfield North This unique building holds many fascinating stories that are Entry by gold coin donation just waiting to be heard. Join Council’s history and heritage Bookings online at www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf programs officer on an informative walk in and around the building. Using early images, you will discover how this local Limited places available. Bookings essential icon came to be and hear about the many special events held within its walls. Home to more than 700 residents over 143 years, Labassa Mansion is unique among Glen Eira’s historic buildings. Image: Caulfield Town Hall Post Office and Court House c. early 20th century. Image courtesy State Library of Victoria. Social historian Vicki Shuttleworth presents the stories of six residents whose lives reflect the changing dynamic of Melbourne’s south-east. Hear the stories of Cobb & Co. partner Alexander Robertson; real estate speculator and bridge champion Stanley Sergeant; Rosamond Pridham Love and her celebrity family; World War II fundraiser Margaret Brown; post-war migrants the Apfelbaums; and hippie pop star Hans Poulsen.

Image: Sisters gathered at a local mansion in 1929 to celebrate the marriage of one of them to the most famous lyricist of his day. BRIGHTON GENERAL CEMETERY TOURS THE DRESSMAKER COSTUME EXHIBITION AUSTRALIAN FAIRYTALE SOCIETY CONFERENCE. INTO THE BUSH: ITS BEAUTY AND ITS TERROR The Jewish of the Brighton Cemetery 22 April–3 July, 10am–4pm Sunday 19 June, 2pm. Meet at the front gate on North Road Rippon Lea House and Gardens Sunday 26 June, 8.30am–5pm Cross-section of interesting people 192 Hotham Street, Elsternwick Wednesday 22 June, 7.30pm Glen Eira Town Hall — Theatrette Meet at top gate on Hawthorn Road (Please bring your own torch) Tickets: $20 adult, $18 concession, $10 children Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield Bookings and further information online at The Rulers — governing the country in deeds not years dressmakerexhibition.com.au Fee: $95 full price, $80 student, $65 AFTS members Sunday 26 June, 2pm. Meet at front gate on North Road Bookings essential online at australianfairytalesociety.wordpress.com The National Trust in association with Film Art Media proudly Brighton General Cemetery Limited wheelchair access presents a major exhibition based on the box office movie hit The

Corner North and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield South Dressmaker. The exhibition will feature the movie’s stunning haute ‘Into the Woods’ is a phrase that has become closely linked to the couture costumes of award-winning designers Marion Boyce and Free event fairytale genre. It conjures up all manner of fairytale images, such as Margot Wilson. Bookings phone 9558 4248 roguish wolves waiting behind trees and lost children stumbling If attending the Era of grace and elegance, 1950s fashion show and upon gingerbread houses. But how does it translate into the Limited places available. Bookings essential afternoon tea on Friday 24 June — admission to The Dressmaker Australian fairytale tradition? The third annual conference will

costume exhibition is included in the ticket price. For more explore what happens when we venture … ‘Into the Bush’, and Join the Brighton Cemetorians on a guided tour of the renowned Brighton details, see the listing on the previous page. will include academic papers, readings, music and storytelling General Cemetery. Hear tales tall and true about the famous and infamous performances. resting in peace right here in Glen Eira. Join the Brighton Cemetorians on a guided tour of the renowned Brighton General Cemetery. Hear tales tall and Image: Into the Forest (detail). Lorena Carrington, Melbourne. true about the famous and infamous resting in peace right here in Glen Eira.

STORIES OF OUR LOCAL MARKET THE MURRUMBEENA BOYDS CLASSIC CINEMAS TOUR AND GARDENERS A WALKING TOUR HISTORICAL TALK

Saturday 25 June, 10am–11am Saturday 25 June, 11am–12.30pm Sunday 26 June, 10am Saturday 2 July, 11am–12.30pm East Bentleigh Primary School Classic Cinemas Springthorpe Gardens — meet at corner of Neerim Road and 90 Bignell Road, Bentleigh East 9 Gordon Street, Elsternwick Tuckett Street, Murrumbeena Free event Free event Free event Bookings online www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf Bookings essential online at www.classiccinemas.com.au No bookings required Limited places available. Bookings essential Wheelchair access Please note: there are no toilet facilities on the tour. Toilets are available

Did you know suburbs like Bentleigh and Brighton used to have thriving at the corner of Murrumbeena and Neerim Roads, Murrumbeena. Classic Cinemas was built in 1889 and established as a picture market gardens, but as Melbourne expanded they were pushed further Join local Murrumbeena Boyd expert Colin Smith on a walking tour of theatre in 1911. This cinema (formerly Elsternwick Theatre), out of the city? Murrumbeena where you will discover fascinating insights into the Boyd stands with great regional, historical and social significance. Join local farmers and Research Fellow Dr Rachel Carey to hear about the family, their art, creative passion and how they influence Murrumbeena Join the guided tour and learn all about the historic Classic history of Melbourne’s market gardens; their role in Melbourne’s food bowl and the Australian art world. If you can’t attend the guided tour, using Cinemas, which is the longest operating cinema in Victoria. today; and why they are important to the city’s future food security. your smartphone with a QR reader installed, you will be able to unlock Wander through Bentleigh Farmers Market before or after the talk to buy the self-guided tour narrated by Colin Smith, through QR codes placed fresh produce direct from local farmers. Open 8am–12.30pm, entry $2 along the tour route. donation per adult. Image: Merric Boyd, at Open Country pottery, Murrumbeena c.1914 (© Bundanon Trust).

ANTIQUES ROADSHOW SEMINAR Have you ever wondered what that long held family item might be worth? WITH LESTER DEVERE Come along and view different antiques, learn about the history behind Friday 1 July, 2pm–4pm them and what their value is. Bring along one item for a free valuation. With more than 30 years’ experience, popular antiques valuer Lester Carnegie Library and Community Centre — Boyd Room DeVere will entertain you with his informative talk.

7 Shepparson Avenue, Carnegie Strictly one appraisal per person. Free event Due to time constraints, limits may need to be placed on the number of Bookings online at library.gleneira.vic.gov.au at any Glen Eira library appraisals completed. or by contacting 9524 3700 Lester will select those items to be discussed and the order on the day. Limited places available. Bookings essential Not all items brought in will be discussed in detail. Appraisals must be

Wheelchair access booked in advance. CHILDREN’S PROGRAM EXHIBITIONS

STORY PEDDLERS — PEDDLE INTO GLEN EIRA

Sunday 26 June, 10am, 11.30am or 1pm

We are bringing back the art of the roaming storyteller. Story Peddlers celebrates the idea of ‘story’ Wattle Grove Reserve in all its forms for children aged two to eight years. Wattle Grove, McKinnon Come and enjoy traditional fables, folklore and fantasy tales in our colourful, handmade, warm and inviting Tickets: $8 per child space. Join in the celebration by dressing up as your Bookings online at www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf favourite book character.

Limited places available. Bookings essential Children must be accompanied by an adult.

CELEBRATING STYLE — CELEBRATING STYLE — BORDERS, BARRIERS, WALLS 1950S FASHION IN MELBOURNE 1950S FASHION IN INTERACTIVE CHILDREN’S DISPLAY MELBOURNE 30 April–2 July EXPLORE AND BE CREATIVE 3 June–10 July Tuesday–Friday, 10am–5pm Mondays–Fridays: 10am–5pm 3 June–10 July Saturday, 12pm–5pm Saturdays–Sundays: 1pm–5pm Monday–Friday, 10am–5pm (Closed public holidays) Saturday and Sunday, 1pm–5pm MUMA — Monash University Museum of Art Closed public holidays CELEBRATING STYLE — Glen Eira City Council Gallery Ground floor, Building F, Monash University 1950S FASHION IN MELBOURNE Caulfield Campus Glen Eira City Council Gallery — Annexe Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield 900 Dandenong Road, Caulfield East CHILDREN’S WORKSHOP Free admission Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield Free admission No bookings required Free event 26 June, 2.30pm–4.30pm No bookings required 3 July, 2.30pm–4.30pm Wheelchair access Wheelchair access Wheelchair access Glen Eira City Council Gallery — Annexe Showcasing 1950s Australian women’s vintage Borders, barriers and walls delineate this group exhibition that includes artists from Australia and Come along and explore this creative, vibrant and Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield fashion and couture, this exhibition captures the overseas. The exhibition reflects on how these visually engaging interactive component of the Tickets: $15 per child international influences, style and elegance of Celebrating Style — 1950s Fashion in Melbourne fashion during this decade. Garments, accessories physical, psychological or natural forms shape the exhibition. Dress-up in 1950s fashion garments and Bookings online at www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf and fashion photography by renowned Australian world and the means by which they are upheld or breached. Participating artists address a range of accessories, take Polaroids and add fabric and collage Limited places available. Bookings essential photographers Athol Shmith and Bruno Benini elements to the display. sourced from public gallery and private collections topics, from the exile of Tasmanian Indigenous Age group: four to 12 years. Children must be are included in the exhibition. peoples to the islands of Bass Strait in the 19th Children are invited to add elements to the display accompanied by an adult century to the present day refugee crises. Artists throughout the duration of the exhibition. Wheelchair access See children’s program for children’s workshops. include Lawrence Abu Hamdan; Karen Black; Sonia Sunday 26 June, 2.30pm–4.30pm Leber and David Chesworth; Ricky Maynard; Carlos Do it yourself 1950s bag: create a signature Motta; and more. Curator: Francis E. Parker. fashion accessory to celebrate the flair of the CELEBRATING STYLE — 1950S fashionable 50s. FASHION IN MELBOURNE Image above: Tony Schwensen, Border Protection Assistance Proposed Sunday 3 July, 2.30pm–4.30pm MEET THE CURATOR Monument for the Torres Strait (Am I ever going to see your face again?) Audrey Hepburn hat-making workshop: learn 2002. Courtesy the artist and Sarah Cottier Gallery, Sydney. millinery techniques and craft your own elegant FLOOR TALK WITH DIANE SOUMILAS 1950s Hepburn-inspired hat. Children and their families are invited to join local Friday 24 June, 12pm artist Madeleine Grummet from Do Re Me Creative, in adding collage and fabric elements to the display throughout the exhibition. The exhibition themes Glen Eira City Council Gallery are fashion, storytelling and identity. THE WOUNDED SOLDIER: Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield QUILT MAKING WORKSHOPS Image courtesy Do Re Me Creative. Free event No bookings required Monday 27 June, 10am–12pm, 2pm–4pm

McKinnon Public Hall Wheelchair access

118 McKinnon Road, McKinnon Curator Diane Soumilas will provide a fascinating

insight into the influences, style and elegance of THE WORLDS OF SHOLEM Tuesday 28 June, 9am–11am fashion during the 1950s. ALEICHEM ONE HUNDRED Glen Eira Town Hall — Caulfield Cup Room YEARS ON Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield CELEBRATING STYLE — 1950S FIDDLER ON THE ROOF UNMASKED EXHIBITION FASHION IN MELBOURNE Wednesday 29 June, 9am–11am AUSTRALIAN BOOK SCULPTOR — CHILDREN’S WORKSHOPS MEET THE COLLECTOR 22 May–3 July Glen Eira Town Hall — Caulfield Cup Room FLOOR TALK WITH NICOLE JENKINS Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield Beth Weizmann Community Centre — Auditorium Tuesday 28 June, 10.30am–11.30am Free event Friday 1 July, 10.30am–11.30am Friday 1 July, 12pm 306 Hawthorn Road, Caulfield South Book online at www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf For opening times, contact 9272 5555 Carnegie Library and Community Centre — Glen Eira City Council Gallery Limited places available. Bookings essential Boyd Room Free admission Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield No bookings required Wheelchair access 7 Shepparson Avenue, Carnegie Free event During and after WWI, children helped with Tickets: $10 per child An exhibition illustrating the life, work and amazing fundraising and making ‘comforts’ for the wounded. No bookings required Our upcoming exhibition — The Wounded Soldier: Bookings online at www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf afterlife of Sholem Aleichem — the genius behind Fiddler Glen Eira and a Community of Care — will feature a Limited places available. Bookings essential Wheelchair access the smash hit Broadway musical and movie historic Red Cross quilt made by Victorian children on the Roof. Also known as the Jewish Mark Twain, for patients at Caulfield Hospital. Age group: seven to 14 years. Children are not to be Join award-winning author of books Style is Eternal Sholem Aleichem was an international superstar in left unattended. Children aged 10 to16 are invited to join together to and Love Vintage Nicole Jenkins, for a discussion his own lifetime. about her passion for collecting vintage fashion. make a modern quilt to display alongside the original. Wheelchair access Participants are asked to bring a flower or leaf from Selected garments and accessories are included in This event is be presented by the Kadimah Jewish their garden. Join book sculptor Nicholas Jones for this fun and the exhibition. Cultural Centre and National Library in conjunction creative workshop. Select a book and with Nicholas’ with the Beth Weizmann Community guidance fold, tear and cut the pages to create a work Centre, to commemorate the 100th of art to take home and display. Books provided. Image above: wool tailored suit jacket with velvet collar by anniversary of Sholem Aleichem’s death. Image: Caulfield Hospital Signature Quilt (detail), 1918, Mrs JB Ross, Tarwin, Only children participating will be required to book a House of Youth, c. 1950s. Photo: Nicole Jenkins. Image above: Geese, D. Labkovski. 132 x 186cm. Photograph courtesy of the Australian Red Cross. ticket. TELL YOUR STORY FESTIVAL HUBS WITH ONE SUITCASE Drop into one of the official Storytelling WE CAME Festival hubs for a drink and a snack LOCAL STORIES OF NEW ARRIVALS IN THE 1950S after one of our storytelling events or come along to one of the open mic sessions. Friday 24 June, 10.30am–12pm

Glen Eira Town Hall — Theatrette Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield Free event Bookings online at www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf Limited places available. Bookings essential Limited wheelchair access GLEN EIRA CITY COUNCIL Antique Bar MY BROTHER JACK Every person’s life experience is unique particularly 218 Glenhuntly Road, Elsternwick AWARDS 2015 for those of who have journeyed far from their A comfortable blend of antiques with a cosy rustic- homes to establish new lives in Australia. For many, chic lounge, the Antique Bar is the perfect venue Sunday 19 June, 2pm they came with just one suitcase. for post-storytelling drinks, or place to tell your Author Cheryl Koenig OAM will share her family’s own stories to your friends. Glen Eira Town Hall — Theatrette memories from her book With Just One Suitcase. Join the friendly staff at this Elsternwick hub for its Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield This book recounts the story of generations of two open mic sessions on 26 and 30 June for some fun Limited wheelchair access families and their adopted country. and entertainment. Free event Local residents will also be joining the stage with OPEN MIC facilitator/publisher Catherine Lewis to share their The 2016 My Brother Jack Awards were open to encounters of arriving in a strange land back in people who live, work or study in the City of MUSIC, COMEDY, READINGS 1950. AND PERFORMANCE Glen Eira. There were prizes for short stories and poetry in the categories of Primary School, Junior Various dates, times and locations below We invite residents of all ages to this wonderful Secondary School, Senior Secondary School and morning of story sharing. Free events Open. No bookings required There were also prizes for photography in Open, MURRUMBEENA COMMUNITY Youth and Junior categories. GARDEN ART PROJECT Mr Burch The winners of each category will be announced Whether you are a poet, writer, singer, playwright, at the Awards Ceremony, which will be held at performer or any kind of storyteller, come along 129 McKinnon Road, McKinnon Glen Eira Town Hall on Sunday 19 June. to one of our open mic events and have your Thursday 23 June, 11am–12pm Mr Burch invites you to this warm and welcoming, story heard. Sunday 3 July, 11.30am–12.30pm vintage inspired café in the heart of McKinnon. The winning pieces will be published on Glen Eira City Council’s website after the Awards Join fellow storytellers at one of the festival hubs: Enjoy a delicious breakfast or lunch any day of Ceremony. Antique Bar; On Top Bar; Santianno’s Cafe; and Murrumbeena Community Garden — the week. Sample fresh seasonal and local artisan rear of Koornang Uniting Church Entries were received between 15 March and Mr Burch for the Festival’s open mic events. products at our open mic session on 25 June. 26 April in the categories of: 117 Murrumbeena Road, Murrumbeena Sessions run for approximately two hours and From the same team as Son of a Burch, we Bentleigh and Caulfield RSL are hosted by the inimitable Janet McLeod. Gold coin donation invite you to enjoy another groovy venue in the Open Short Story Award Please limit each reading/performance to McKinnon Village. Nelson Bros Funeral Services 10 minutes or less so that everyone has an Wheelchair access Open Poetry Award opportunity to participate. Local artist Rachel Mackay will provide a tour of the Benn’s Books Murrumbeena Community Garden. The tour will Senior Secondary School Short Story Award include the colossal array of painted murals and Wednesday 22 June sculptures that are situated behind the Koornang Benn’s Books 7.30pm registration for an 8.30pm start Uniting Church. Senior Secondary School Poetry Award Hardie Grant Egmont On Top Bar, The talk will explain the sustainable garden facilities, Junior Secondary School Short Story Award 483 North Road, Ormond the Anthony Breslin Community Garden Art Project that recently transformed the area, and also reveal the Grill’d Healthy Burgers Carnegie Thursday 23 June, 7pm–9pm history behind the church’s impressive leadlight Junior Secondary School Poetry Award Santianno’s Cafe, window collection. On Top Bar Hardie Grant Egmont 94 Koornang Road, Carnegie 483 North Road, Ormond Primary School Short Story Award Grill’d Healthy Burgers Elsternwick Join locals at the On Top Bar for a “country pub” Saturday 25 June, 2.30pm–4.30pm SURVIVOR STORYTELLING Primary School Poetry Award type atmosphere where we will hold our Ormond Mr Burch, open mic sessions on 22 and 29 June. The Local Framing Studio 129 McKinnon Road, McKinnon Mondays–Thursdays: 10.30am and 1.30pm. Open Photographic Award This quirky bar offers live music, tasty food, and Fridays: 10am and 12.30pm Glen Eira Youth Services Sunday 26 June, 7.30pm–9.30pm friendly accommodating staff, where everyone is Jewish Holocaust Centre Youth Photographic Award Antique Bar, treated like one big family. Glen Eira City Council 218 Glenhuntly Road, Elsternwick 13–15 Selwyn Street, Elsternwick Junior Photographic Award Entry by donation Wednesday 29 June 7.30pm registration for an 8.30pm start Phone: 9528 1985. Please call the number above, prior to attending, On Top Bar, to confirm the approximate time at which a Supporting sponsors 483 North Road, Ormond Holocaust survivor will be speaking. Thursday 30 June, 7.30pm–9.30pm Wheelchair access Antique Bar, The program includes an introduction to the 218 Glenhuntly Road, Elsternwick Holocaust; a brief documentary; a survivor’s Santianno’s Cafe testimony; a guided tour of the museum displays; and reflection in the Memorial Room. 94 Koornang Road, Carnegie

Visitors are welcome to attend part of the Do you have a story to tell or song to share? program, all of the program, or just listen to Or maybe you just want to relax in a café that the testimony presented by a Holocaust survivor. supports local talent. Drop into Santianno’s Cafe — near Carnegie Library and Community Centre — for its open mic session on 23 June.

Quality food and coffee will be on offer in this relaxed, homely venue. READING AND FILM LISTENING

SPIN A STORY NOWHERE BOYS — VINYL LP STORYTELLING THE BOOK OF SHADOWS EVENT

Saturday 18 June, 3pm Vinyl is back! Saturday 2 July, 2pm–4pm Saturday 25 June, 3pm Saturday 2 July, 3pm Join Brad and the staff at SOUNDAIR Hi-Fi for an afternoon of pure music and storytelling using the Classic Cinemas best sound equipment available. Bring along your 9 Gordon Street, Elsternwick SOUNDAIR Hi-Fi favourite LP (one in good condition please), turn Tickets: $20 adult, $15 concession/child 137 Hawthorn Road, Caulfield off your mobile phone and settle in to play your favourite track and tell the story of how the music Bookings online at www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf Free event ODDBALL changed or influenced your life. Limited places available. Bookings essential Bookings online at www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf HOW A SHEEPDOG BECAME A PENGUIN’S Wheelchair access BEST FRIEND

Having crossed dimensions, discovered magic, and SENSORY FRIENDLY FILM SESSION battled demons in the multi-award winning ABC3 TV series, the Nowhere Boys — Felix (Dougie Sunday 3 July, 11am–12.45pm LOVE STRUGGLE AND Baldwin), Andy (Joel Lok), Sam (Rahart Adams) CHANGE — and Jake (Matt Testro) — are back in their new action, adventure movie Nowhere Boys — The Book THE CHARACTERS OF SHOLEM ALEICHEM of Shadows. Glen Eira Town Hall — Theatrette AN AFTERNOON OF READINGS AND MUSIC Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield Back home the boys are struggling with everyday teenage life. The boys, once in perfect magical and Free event Sunday 19 June, 2.30pm–4pm elemental alignment, are a tangle of rivalry and Bookings online at www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf distrust. The nowhere boys are drawn together Limited places available. Bookings essential The Lamm Jewish Library of Australia — for one last spell when Felix discovers a magically The Long Room sealed ‘Book of Shadows’. Unwittingly this Limited wheelchair access Join in the FREE musical performance and English releases a powerful force of chaos, and the gang is 304 Hawthorn Road, Caulfield South readings of the master’s stories, featuring fab reluctantly drawn into a showdown that threatens On Middle Island off the coast of Warrnambool, Free event fiddler Ernie Gruner; klezmer diva Freydi Mrocki; their world and all they love … little penguins have made their home, but foxes raconteuse Danielle Charak; and more. Phone: 9272 5611 Rated PG. This film will be screened with English have found the island and have reduced the This event is co-presented by the Kadimah and the subtitles. population of penguins. An eccentric chicken Wheelchair access Lamm Jewish Library of Australia. farmer named Swampy teams up with his granddaughter to train their mischievous dog, From the originator of Fiddler on the Roof, with Oddball, to protect the penguins in an attempt to Image: Sholem Aleichem and Tevye the Dairyman songs Sunrise Sunset and Tradition!, came other (detail), D Labkovski. reunite his family and save their seaside town. songs and bittersweet tales, translated and loved This free film session will be sensory friendly — all over the world. lights will be left on and the sound turned down to create a more comfortable experience for people Image above: The Nowhere Boys cast members, left to right — Andy (Joel Lok), Jake (Matt Testro), with autism spectrum disorders and their families. Tegan (Angourie Rice), Felix (Dougie Baldwin) WE’RE ALL GOING TO DIE and Sam (Rahart Adams). Everyone welcome. Rated G. LEAH KAMINSKY A RARE AND WONDERFUL THING — BOOKINGS A JOYFUL BOOK ABOUT DEATH All events can be booked at www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf unless otherwise indicated. Wednesday 22 June, 7pm–8pm For further information contact 9524 3333 Follow Glen Eira Arts and Culture on Facebook /gleneiraarts Glen Eira Town Hall — Theatrette Corner Glen Eira and Hawthorn Roads, Caulfield Award-winning writer and Australian GP Leah ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Free event Kaminsky, is confronted by death and mortality Glen Eira City Council thanks the following for their support Booking online at www.gleneira.vic.gov.au/stf on a daily basis. She sees our fears of death and of the Glen Eira Storytelling Festival: dying, but she also sees some inspiring people Limited places available. Bookings essential ABC Studios Matchbox Pictures whose response to their imminent death is to Antique Bar Monash University Museum of Art choose to consciously embrace life. Bentleigh Farmers Market Mr Burch Wheelchair access Beth Weizmann Community Centre Murrumbeena Community Garden As Leah said: “If we truly open ourselves up to Brighton General Cemetery On Top Bar Classic Cinemas Ormond Community Church of Christ The one certainty about life is that everybody is the experiences of those directly confronted with Colin Smith Rippon Lea Estate going to die. Yet we deny this central fact, we their own mortality, maybe we will overcome East Bentleigh Primary School Roo Baa our own tunnel vision and decide to live our lives Jewish Holocaust Centre Santianno’s Cafe ignore it, hoping it will go away, putting our heads Kadimah Jewish Cultural Centre and National Library SOUNDAIR HiFi in the sand. more fully.” Labassa The Lamm Jewish Library